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Global Brain Health Roadmap for Resource-Limited Regions

The global burden of neurological disorders accounts for 43% of all disease and 11 million people die each year from brain-related conditions. This matters for practice and policy. At the 27th World Congress of Neurology […]

Neuroscience

How Diabetes and Sleep Apnea Are Rewiring the Brain—and What Imaging Tells Us

Sara Morgan

Diabetes and sleep apnea don’t just coexist; they actively disrupt brain connectivity, affecting memory, concentration, and processing speed. Advanced imaging shows white matter damage and altered neural networks, which can be partially reversed with timely […]

Neuroscience

Ultra-processed foods linked to early Parkinson’s indicators

Sara Morgan

Most studies linking ultra-processed foods to early Parkinson’s symptoms are observational—correlation, not causation—so don’t jump to conclusions, but it’s a pattern that warrants serious attention. The data suggests reducing UPF intake could be a simple, […]